Narrandu.

Dear reader,

You are invited to write a story with other people, maybe friends or maybe strangers. Here a story passes from hand to hand and grows by turns.

Whoever holds the story pen writes the next fragment. The pen is yours for a while, then it moves on.

What is written stays written. Every fragment, once confirmed, is set in ink, so the story grows by what each voice truly said.

The ending of a story is declared beforehand. Its owner arms a countdown: so many fragments to go, then no more. And when the last fragment lands, the story is finished, for good.

You are invited to create stories of your own, too. The same rules apply — you start it, others join you to unfold it. Some stories are open to whoever arrives first; others are joined by invitation.

And every published story can be read by anyone, with or without an account, quietly, from its first word to the last.

— Narrandu

stories written together, one pen at a time

You are invited. Take up the pen
An account asks for an email, a password, and a name to write under — nothing else.